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Lakeridge School
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About Our School
​​​Lakeridge School is home to a community of approximately 350 learners from kindergarten to Grade 8. Our school is located in the southeast corner of Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, also known as the land of the living skies. 

At Lakeridge, we work diligently to provide our students with a rock-solid foundation of core educational skills. Our goal is to instill in students the habits of life-long learners and to be engaged in charting the course for their own learning destinations. We are focused on our strong learning agenda, which reflects best practices for achieving student academic success through instructional strategies, assessment for learning, staff professional development and family involvement. Our goal is to develop ethical, global citizens by empowering students to make a difference in their own lives, in their community and in the world.​

Lakeridge School Vision Statement

We believe that all students and staff can succeed and grow when given opportunities, freedom, trust and responsibilities in conjunction with high expectations for academic and social progress in a caring, sharing, democratic environment.

A closer look at our vision:
  • ​​Student Achievement: Our students have achieved high recognition at all levels and have participated in local, provincial and national mathematics, science and geography challenges. We are especially proud of our culture fair, science fair, project business experience and JUST READ initiatives.
  • Student Learning: We believe that literacy in reading, writing and numeracy is key to student success. We promote reading at school and at home. Our students are engaged in inductive learning through the Picture Word Inductive Model (PWIM) in primary grades and through inquiry-based learning in grades 4 to 8. We practice quality, daily physical education. Our fine arts program includes strong music, band, visual art, dance, drama and drumming components.
  • Student-centred Extracurricular Activities: Our students benefit by having the opportunity to be active in choir, intramurals, chess, jazz and concert bands, teams (e.g., track, basketball, volleyball, cross country), student leadership, volunteer service and Destiny Conservation.
  • Outdoor Education: Our students learn about their environment by participating in extensive class field trips at all grade levels and experience our local community offerings through major excursions (e.g., Batoche in Grade 4, Fort Carlton in Grade 5, Pike Lake/Moose Jaw in Grade 6, Christopher Lake in Grade 7, Redberry Lake in Grade 8 and skiing in grades 6 to 8).
  • Professional Specialties: Our school benefits from having a professionally staffed Learning Resource Centre. Several professional specialists serve the students of Lakeridge School, including resource teachers to support student learning needs, a physical education specialist, a band specialist, a Core French specialist and arts education specialists.
"The more you read, the more you know.
The more you know, the smarter you grow.
The smarter you grow, the stronger your voice,
when speaking your mind or making your choice." 

— Dr. Seu​ss